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Trades about 54% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Sanitar Co., Ltd. is a Taiwanese enterprise dedicated to the production and global distribution of porcelain sanitary items, supplying both local and international markets. The company boasts an extensive inventory of bathroom essentials, which encompasses various toilets, washbasins, pedestals, and urinals. Their offerings also include a diverse range of faucets and shower systems, sophisticated electronic bidet seats, mirrors, and other complementary sanitary accessories, in addition to brass fittings for water supply applications. Furthermore, Sanitar Co., Ltd. provides management-related services. Founded in 1985, the company maintains its headquarters in New Taipei City, Taiwan. It operated under the name Sanken Industrial Co., Ltd. until 2003 when it officially rebranded as Sanitar Co., Ltd.
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